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  1. Diet could be life or death for prostate cancer patients (AFP)
  2. Fish Oil Might Slow Prostate Cancer (HealthDay)
  3. Fighting Ancient Virus May Have Left Humans Vulnerable to HIV (HealthDay)
  4. New Approach for Autism
  5. Estrogen Therapy May Be Indicated For Younger Women
  7. Dividing up your holidays into several periods can help prevent post-holiday syndrome
  8. Gene therapy shows preliminary promise for easing Parkinson's disease
  9. State moves against troubled LA hospital (AP)
  10. New treatment promising for Parkinson's (AP)
  11. Portugal adopts law allowing abortion (AP)
  12. NJ to weigh $450M for stem cell research (AP)
  13. Fish Oil Might Slow Prostate Cancer (HealthDay)
  14. Fighting Ancient Virus May Have Left Humans Vulnerable to HIV (HealthDay)
  15. Officer accuses military of trying to silence him
  16. Fish Oil Might Slow Prostate Cancer
  17. Omnibus hearing: Wiznitzer
  18. Hitachi: Move the train with your brain (AP)
  19. Vaccines for Drug Addiction
  20. The Science of Mindfulness Meditation
  21. How Psychotherapy and Journaling Help
  22. Putting feelings into words produces therapeutic effects in the brain
  23. Howard Gardner Under Fire: The Rebel Psychologist Faces His Critics
  24. Court: University Owns Research Samples
  25. Man Aims to Break World Treadmill Record
  26. Omega-3 again linked to Alzheimers protection
  27. Buddhist Meditation Helps People Stop Drinking
  28. Bulgaria in talks over Libyan AIDS case (AP)
  29. Putnam County educators win high awards
  30. Ontario to offer 60-second HIV test
  31. Gun death psychiatrist 'was over-worked'
  32. Study links blood sugar to newborn risks (AP)
  33. FDA issues new safety rules for vitamins (AP)
  34. New study details sex habits, drug use (AP)
  35. Drug From Sea Squirt Treats Rare Sarcoma (HealthDay)
  36. Morning sickness tied to lower breast cancer risk (Reuters)
  37. Black church targets families (AP)
  38. Happy? How do you know? And does it really matter?
  39. Guard soldier undaunted by cancer as Iraq duty looms
  40. Are Online Gamers True Addicts?
  41. Study links blood sugar to newborn risks (AP)
  42. FDA issues new safety rules for vitamins (AP)
  43. New treatment promising for Parkinson's (AP)
  44. New study details sex habits, drug use (AP)
  45. Surgeon removes gall bladder from mouth (AP)
  46. Drug From Sea Squirt Treats Rare Sarcoma (HealthDay)
  47. Alleged Relapse Ends In Felonies
  48. For Pete's sake, spare us another account of Sellers' life and death
  49. Farmer: Registration Violates Religion
  50. Study may set new bar for gestational diabetes
  51. GI to serve in Iraq after cancer battle (AP)
  52. Patient's death jeopardizes hospital (AP)
  53. Re: How to find the One?
  54. Knowing Good From Evil Leads to Developing Good Well-Being -- New...
  55. Gov't struggles to cope with wounded GIs (AP)
  56. Rays of hope for Africa's AIDS children (AP)
  57. Sentient world: war games on the grandest scale
  58. ....more
  59. Fears at top of profession over fate of junior doctors
  60. One in 10 young girls are prone to eating disorders
  61. Egyptian Boy Reportedly Tests Positive For Bird Flu
  62. D&G look to military, Versace to versatility for men
  63. Storke: More in women than men
  64. IQ Differences Explained by Family Dynamics, Not Biology
  65. Higher Rate Of Psychosis In Teens In Northern Ireland
  66. Rays of Hope for Africa's AIDS Children
  67. Finding the Best Doctor for Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
  68. One in 10 young girls are prone to eating disorders
  69. Gov't struggles to care for wounded GI's (AP)
  70. Newsweek Writer Plays Psychologist--On GOP Only
  71. Americans making progress with diabetes
  72. U.S. kids turn to fitness trainers (AP)
  73. Parents of middle school shooter want treatment instead of jail
  74. Survey finds very few have handle on investment basics
  75. Insomnia haunts Hyderabadis
  76. Wounded GI endures blindness, paralysis (AP)
  77. Alzheimer's drugs court challenge
  78. Bird flu found in Germany
  79. Addiction experts say video games not an addiction
  80. Staph superbug may be infecting patients (AP)
  81. Scarifications fade in modern Nigeria (AP)
  82. Study on I.Q. Prompts Debate on Family Dynamics
  83. Doctor Sued In Spread Of Hepatitis C
  84. Voices led man to kill
  85. Physician Mental Health Prejudice
  86. Gene Therapy Trial for Parkinson?s
  87. Students Shun Mental Health Care
  88. Staph infections rampant
  89. Court weighs Alzheimer drug access issue (AP)
  90. New Cancer Drugs Prove Their Worth (HealthDay)
  91. Parents boycott India school after HIV kids allowed back (AFP)
  92. Off-shoring / Outsourcing: A New iGate Centre For Bangalore
  93. It's the couch potatoes vs. the English majors
  94. Court Turns Down Pharmaceutical Case
  95. Pierce Helps Start Alzheimer's Campaign
  96. [Original Contributions] Neurocognitive Outcomes Are Not Improved by...
  97. #23: Saying Good-bye.
  98. Kidney, heart disease spur each other (AP)
  99. CDC: About 2M more Americans uninsured (AP)
  100. AMA wants probe of store clinics (AP)
  101. Teen surgeon's parents arrested in India (AP)
  102. FDA says unmoved by aspartame/cancer report (Reuters)
  103. SARS May Have Left Mental Scars (HealthDay)
  104. Antidepressants Linked to Bone Loss (HealthDay)
  105. Laura Bush in Senegal for anti-HIV/AIDS, malaria campaigns (AFP)
  106. New Sen. Barrasso of Wyoming sworn in (AP)
  107. IQ Differences Explained by Family Dynamics, Not Biology
  108. Greensburg Children Suffering From Psychological Problems
  109. SARS survivors regain physical health but mental health impact can linger
  110. Federal grand jury indicts psychologist
  111. Kidney, heart disease spur each other (AP)
  112. CDC: About 2M more Americans uninsured (AP)
  113. AMA supports allergy medicine at school (AP)
  114. New Cancer Drugs Prove Their Worth (HealthDay)
  115. SARS May Have Left Mental Scars (HealthDay)
  116. Antidepressants Linked to Bone Loss (HealthDay)
  117. Theory of how HIV attacks is wrong: study (AFP)
  118. Staph superbug may be infecting patients (AP)
  119. Launch of Beta Version of Primary Sources in Counseling and Psychology, 1950 to Prese
  120. Classic prison study gives insight on jail abuse issue
  121. First Use Of Cord Blood To Alter Course Of Type 1 Diabetes
  122. Behavioral Health Unit for Adolescents Reopens on Maui
  123. Kenya says HIV/AIDS rate drops to 5.9 percent (AFP)
  124. Relationship Problems Under Treated for Individuals with Psychosis
  125. Smoking May Complicate Alcohol Recovery
  126. Domestic Violence Linked to Adolescent Behavior
  127. Common Antidepressants Risk Osteoporosis
  128. Thirsty Thursdays - Problematic alcohol use on college campuses
  129. S.Korea: U.S. Beef Companies Can Export
  130. Mrs. Bush: Fight malaria, malnutrition (AP)
  131. Ninth HIV-infected child dies in Kazakhstan (AFP)
  132. McAfee Inc. exposes the psychological warfare used by cybercriminals
  133. Kaine to Seek Restaurant Smoking Ban
  134. Jimmy Kimmel Returns After Appendectomy
  135. Psychiatrists still at mental health center
  136. House to cut Capitol energy consumption (AP)
  137. Chains refuse to put calories on menus (AP)
  138. Brazil offers morning-after pill to poor (AP)
  139. Indian police search for teen surgeon (AP)
  140. Health problems follow childhood cancer survivors (Reuters)
  141. FDA says unmoved by aspartame/ cancer report (Reuters)
  142. Video Games No Addiction For Now
  143. Venezuela's Chavez seen wanting office "for life"
  144. Health Groups Turn Against Smoking Ban Bill
  145. Physicians Favor a DTC Moratorium More Strongly Than Consumers,...
  146. NYC eateries ready for trans fat switch (AP)
  147. Study: Iowa quickest in US on ER visits (AP)
  148. Childhood cancer can lead to chronic health problems later in life: study (AFP)
  149. Why ugliness is in the eye of the beholder
  150. Video game addiction 'disorder' - doctors
  151. Fighting malaria on Laura Bush's agenda
  152. Neurological conditions cost Canada nearly $9B a year: report
  153. 21 convicted in Kazakh child HIV-infection scandal (AFP)
  154. Doc John I need help
  155. Vitamin Fortified Bread for Depression?
  156. Rx Pain Killer Abuse
  157. Catching Up On Sleep
  158. Portion Size Help Obese Control DM
  159. Stressed hotel guests needed to destroy rooms
  160. Electronic Prescriptions Mean Fewer Mistakes
  161. Japan, U.S. Hold Beef Import Talks
  162. Psychiatrists top list of drug maker gift recipients
  163. Too much video gaming not addiction, yet (AP)
  164. UN finds progress in tackling bird flu (AP)
  165. FDA grants speedy review for new class of HIV drug (Reuters)
  166. Increasing physical activity with a little boost
  167. New Research Finds Danger In Poor Penmanship
  168. Mothers' second-hand smoke exposure linked to psychological problems for kids
  169. Tiger Woods discusses fitness routine (AP)
  170. Study: With calcium, food trumps pills (AP)
  171. Meningitis shot advised for ages 11-18 (AP)
  172. Report urges screening for sickle cell (AP)
  173. Vaccine ninety percent effective against cervical cancer (AFP)
  174. Biggest study yet backs Glaxo cervical cancer shot (Reuters)
  175. Mom's Antidepressant Use Poses Little Danger to Baby (HealthDay)
  176. Birth defect risk from antidepressants low: studies (Reuters)
  177. World Bank loans Kenya 80 million dollars to boost war on AIDS (AFP)
  178. Pentagon May Put More Mental Health Workers On Front Lines
  179. Mothers' second-hand smoke exposure linked to psychological problems for kids
  180. Actor Paul Glaser Files for Divorce
  181. Dads, moms equally likely to pass MS risk to kids
  182. Antidepressants not big risk for defects (AP)
  183. Too much video gaming not addiction, yet (AP)
  184. Mom's Antidepressant Use Poses Little Danger to Baby (HealthDay)
  185. WND -- get this -- says stupid things about gays [Dr. Joan Bushwell's Chimpanzee Refu
  186. No big risk of birth defects found in antidepressants, but questions remain...
  187. Scientists: Stem cells created from eggs (AP)
  188. Biggest study yet backs Glaxo cervical cancer shot (Reuters)
  189. Laura Bush touts aid successes on Africa tour (The Christian Science Monitor)
  190. Maternal Exposure to Smoke Linked to Child Mental Health Issues
  191. Sexual Desire Explored
  192. Antidepressants OK During Pregnancy
  193. Keeping Your Wits Sharp May Keep Alzheimer?s At Bay
  194. Doctor says suspect in Charles River Esplanade attack is mentally ill
  195. China Shuts 180 Food Factories After Industrial Chemicals Found
  196. Stem Cells Made From Eggs, Not Embryos
  197. Birth defect risk from antidepressants low: studies (Reuters)
  198. Court limits schools on race, stops execution (AP)
  199. Potential cure for HIV discovered (AFP)
  200. Alleged Molester Will Continue Working With Kids
  201. Tainted Fish From China Detained by FDA for Inspection
  202. WHO: Air travelers should exercise legs (AP)
  203. U.S. detains farmed seafood from China (AP)
  204. Veggie Booty snack food recalled (AP)
  205. Study: With calcium, food trumps pills (AP)
  206. Breast Cancer Survival May Run in Families (HealthDay)
  207. New Test Identifies More Cervical Cancers (HealthDay)
  208. Wars don't fuel African HIV crisis: study (Reuters)
  209. June 27, 2007 Reasonable Doubts
  210. Businesses help workers to get in shape (AP)
  211. U.S. detains farmed seafood from China (AP)
  212. Breast Cancer Survival May Run in Families (HealthDay)
  213. New Test Identifies More Cervical Cancers (HealthDay)
  214. Supreme Court limits schools on race (AP)
  215. Benoit's Young Fans May Be Affected
  216. India looking for "Mr Condom"
  217. Toxin detected after 1 shift in smoky bar: study (Reuters)
  218. Indian doctors refuse to help HIV-positive woman deliver: report (AFP)
  219. Subtypes of Alcoholism Discovered
  220. Course Work May Improve Child Behavior
  221. New Hope for Body Image Disorder
  222. It's Not All the Parent's Fault: Delinquency in Children Now Linked to Biology
  223. Smoking ban taking force in England (AP)
  224. No clear link between conflict, rape and HIV: UN study (AFP)
  225. Study: Anti-Gay Hate Crimes Widespread
  226. Smoking Ban Taking Force in England
  227. Businesses help workers to lose weight (AP)
  228. Egypt officials ban female circumcision (AP)
  229. Smoking ban taking force in England (AP)
  230. Surgeons Push for Less Invasive Lung Cancer Procedures (HealthDay)
  231. Clodronate does not improve breast cancer survival (Reuters)
  232. Antidepressants not big risk for defects (AP)
  233. U.S. hospital, doctor visits balloon, survey finds (Reuters)
  234. History of Forensic Psychology
  235. Military Offering Laser Eye Surgery
  236. Doc: Exercise Pumps Up Brain Cells
  237. Military offering free laser eye surgery (AP)
  238. Surgeons Push for Less Invasive Lung Cancer Procedures (HealthDay)
  239. The Sciences of the Artificial
  240. Surgeons Push for Less Invasive Lung Cancer Procedures
  241. Law requires N.M. to grow its own pot (AP)
  242. N.H. repeals parental notice of abortion (AP)
  243. Hookah cafe fans worry about smoking ban (AP)
  244. Retailers: cig sales up before tax hike
  245. 'Sicko' film gives accused little say (AP)
  246. Deadline near for Mass. health insurance (AP)
  247. Subvocal (silent reading) word-recognition research - NASA
  248. Should medical professionals abet possible torture?
  249. Hillary and Obama battle for black support in Washington
  250. Women with Atypia nearly eight times more likely to develop breast cancer
  251. Sex Doesn't Sell